kirb wrote:
It actually depends on what your goal is. Some things are easier in C, others in C++.
Sorta. All C code can be copy/pasted into a C++ program just fine, as C++ carries over all the C specifications. There isn't any reason to get a C compiler over, say, a C/C++ compiler. However, C++ is much easier to make secure code (alot of those buffer overrun attacks you hear about are due to C char arrays - C++ strings don't have such a flaw)
Hey lafferjm I think you will like Python. It is a very high level language (it's what the tutorial said) so it should be very easy for you to learn.
You can download the Python interpreter
here.
You can check out the tutorials
here.
well after about an hour and a half i got python downloaded now to look at the tutorial.
I'm sure you will love Python. It's one of the easiest languages I've learned so far.
i thought the tutorial was a little confusing so i am going to search for another tutorial. Plus i where would i make a program with it. Because the one thing is IDLE GUI and the other is command line. and with both it did stuff there instead of waiting until i was done.
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